The Coronavirus pandemic has changed many things in our everyday lives. It has also changed how consumers and business interact. And the cybercrime contingent has been right there, at every stage, taking full advantage of the opportunities presented to reap financial gain.
Two more weeks have gone by. Phishing campaigns and ransomware continue to be in the spotlight, tormenting businesses across the globe.
Email thread hijacking used in Emotet malspam, hex-encoded PowerShell scripts observed in new variants of the LodaRAT, and fake cracked software sites launched to push the Exorcist 2.0 ransomware are prime examples of how adversaries are ...
The ransomware crisis is only getting worse. According to analysts, government facilities, educational institutions, and healthcare organizations are the most frequently hit sectors.
